Gavin Ortlund considers the best arguments for and against Protestantism in his case for an always reforming church.
Collin Hansen and James Davison Hunter discuss America’s political crisis and whether Christians should still aim for ‘faithful presence.’
Christopher and Richard Hays argue that God has changed his mind on same-sex relationships. What’s at stake is our understanding of who God is and how we can discern his will.
Our Western instinct of the margins speaking truth to power is an assumption that has biblical roots, and only in the Christian story can it bear any weight.
Tim Keller reflects on the role of neo-Calvinism in his pastoral ministry at Redeemer.
Does the recent discovery of a fragment from the Infancy Gospel of Thomas change our understanding of Jesus?
Gavin Ortlund responds to the objection that Christianity is pro-slavery by showing how the Bible provides a basis for human dignity and abolition.
We have a lot of work ahead. But we know God is faithful to build his church. And we struggle with the energy God supplies (Col. 1:29). Thank you for beginning this long journey with us. We’re grateful to God for countless answered prayers. Above all we ask that you continue to pray that our work will be faithful and fruitful as we equip the next generation of church leaders in evangelism and apologetics.
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